(31-EDO) Elegy for Strings

A short little elegy I wrote for strings as part of my experiments using 31-edo (31 Equal Divisions of the Octave).
The playback was achieved using Musesounds with Musescore 4, and so the pitches slide around a little bit to accommodate the retuning of the notes to write in 31-EDO.
You can probably guess the inspirations.
#microtonal #strings #classicalmusic #elegy

[@SapereAudio]

This is really astonishingly good .

[@Willow_Ramsay_Music]

Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed it!

[@whalosaur1538]

Amazing

[@vicentepedroza9586]

I want more of this, it’s so pretty👏👏

[@Willow_Ramsay_Music]

Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed it!

[@justsimplebeans5441]

I liked and commented and subscribed

[@Willow_Ramsay_Music]

Thank you 🫡

[@scriabinismydog2439]

Did you use a plug-in for the playback or did you manipulate the tunings for each note individually?

[@Willow_Ramsay_Music]

At first, I put together a spreadsheet of cent differences for tuning notes individually, centred around A = 440 Hz. Later on, I found a Musescore 4 plugin that automatically tunes notes to fit into 31-EDO (there also exists other plugins for 19-EDO and a few others), with the only downside being that the notes are tuned relative to D = 293.67 Hz. Because of this, I had to readjust the spreadsheet and the cent values used in creating electronic music. I now use the plugin, as it's just way more convenient, and it can be found here: musescore.org/en/project/31edo-tuner